17 Mines Idle; Big Coal Loss
Seventeen collieries are idle in NSW today for a total loss of 16,000 tons of coal. This is one of the heaviest…
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Miners Don't Want Mighell
NEWCASTLE, Sunday. -- Powerful moves may be made before Wednesday to influence the Prime Minister against…
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South Coast miners would not resume work today, the secretary of the Southern District executive of the Miners' Federation (Mr. Penrose) said…
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It is reported from Canberra that quick action by the Government to relieve the coal shortage caused by the fires at Yallourn…
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CANBERRA, Monday.--The new Coal Bill disregards the claims of customers, the general public, the owners, the war and the nation, the Leader of the Senate Opposition (Senator McLeay) said last night…
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CANBERRA, Monday.--The new Coal Bill disregards the claims of customers, the general public, the owners, the war and the nation, the Leader, of the Senate Opposition (Senator McLeay) said last night…
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CANBERRA, Monday.--The new Coal Bill disregards the claims of customers, the general public, the owners, the war and the nation, the Leader of the Senate Opposition (Senator McLeay) said last night…
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CANBERRA, Sunday.—The Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, Senator McLeay, said to-day that the Coal Bill introduced…
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The South Coast coal dispute which involves 3250 men, and has caused a coal production loss of 70,000 tons, has entered…
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The South Coast coal dispute, which involves 3250 men, and has caused a coal production loss of 70,000 tons, has entered…
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The South Coast coal dispute, which involves 3250 men, and has caused a coal production loss of 70,000 tons, has entered…
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CANBERRA, Sunday. --The Government's new Coal Bill will be fought bitterly in the House of Representatives, and may be defeated in the Senate…
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Attitude of the Miners' Federation towards the Coal Bill will be determined at a conference of district…
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Attitude of the Miners' Federation towards the Coal Bill will be determined at a conference of district representation in Sydney…
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INTERSTATE miners will meet in Sydney today to decide their attitude to the Commonwealth Government's new coal control legislation. Debate on the bill will begin in Parliament…
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Attitude of the Miners Federation towards the Coal Bill will be determined at a conference of district representatives in Sydney…
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SIR,--Allow me to congratulate the Telegraph heartily for its publication of "A miner tells why we have coal stoppages," and Mr. J. Sproston…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday. -- After 15 minutes' sitting, the Royal Commission, which opened its inquiry today into the…
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Many prosecutions are pending as the result of recent stoppages at coal mines on the northern and southern fields, the Deputy Commonwealth Crown Solicitor (Mr. G. A. Watson) said today…
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Many prosecutions are pending as the result of recent stoppages at coal mines on the northern and southern fields, the Deputy Commonwealth Crown Solicitor (Mr. G. A. Watson) said today…
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